The latest jobs report, the next inflation numbers and moving forward with tariffs
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The latest jobs report, the next inflation numbers and moving forward with tariffs
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The jobs report and unemployment numbers dominated economic news last week, and Vijay Marolia — chief investment officer at Regal Point Capital — says that while numbers have stayed high, investors and observers should not worry as current levels represent full employment, particularly at a time when people can hold jobs in new and different ways. That should give the Federal Reserve room to cut rates, especially if it is willing to settle for inflation running closer to 3 percent -- as it has been for about a year -- rather than pushing to get to its historical target of 2 percent. Marolia says investors have to prepare and invest for higher inflation, especially in an environment where tariffs are fueling economic growth, because no matter what happens with the tariff case in the Supreme Court or the inflation numbers ahead, prices will not be coming down.